Explore the fascinating Athens Archaeological Museum Private Guided Tour with a PhD scholar, discovering one of the world’s most renowned collections of ancient Greek artifacts. The National Archaeological Museum of Athens houses treasures from Greece’s rich history, showcasing artifacts from the Bronze Age through the Classical and Hellenistic periods.

Your tour begins with the museum’s famous sculptures, including the iconic Venus de Milo and the Jockey of Artemision, offering insights into ancient Greek artistry and mythology. Explore the Mycenaean collection, featuring intricate golden death masks and armor, which reveal the grandeur of the Mycenaean civilization.

Next, marvel at the bronze and marble statues, including the renowned Kouros statues and The Discobolus (The Discus Thrower), reflecting the evolution of Greek artistic techniques. Your guide will provide fascinating stories behind each artifact, explaining the historical context and significance of these treasures.

The tour continues through the museum’s Egyptian and Roman collections, offering a glimpse into Greece's interactions with ancient Egypt and Rome. With a PhD scholar as your guide, enjoy a personalized experience, delving deep into the cultural and artistic history of ancient Greece in one of the most significant archaeological museums in the world.